Jon Okerstrom
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Hi Keith,
If you’re using ProAnimator, you can put all of the objects into a single object track. Adjust their position in the first pose. You can use make group to lock them together during the pose. They should then stay in lockstep.
Jon
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Hi Julian,
Try selecting all of the parts and making that a pose group. It’s in the pose actions section of the advanced controls.
Jon
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Hi PRgraphist,
You need to select the O and move it to a new object track. Use track command> move selected object to a new track. You’ll probably want to uncheck the start at center box before you do that.
Jon
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Paulo,
Check to see if there’s an unexpected compound path or clipping mask in Illustrator. Using autotrace can cause problems like this.
If you still can’t get it, go ahead and send me the file. I’ll take a look at it.
Jon
jokerstrom1 (at) mac.com
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Sure.
Line them up in a row. Select the pose. Choose cylinder wrap and adjust the slider to taste.
Jon
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ProAnimator would be easier. Look for the cylinder wrap control under pose controls.
Jon
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Jeff,
check out pixel aspect ratio.
Jon
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Hi th3rdeye,
Doing a clean install is the simplest, fastest way to correct this – you can save the old libraries you’ve made and add them to the standard libraries.
Jon
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Jeff,
It’s a snap with ProAnimator… using the pose position – cyliinder wrap.
It can be done with Invigorator, by manually positioning the text around a sphere used as a template.
Are you using ProAnimator or Invigorator?
Jon
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Hi eddieKAY,
Using the .zxo format allows you to save 3D objects with their materials and color information. It’s valuable when you want to use an object created for one animation in lots of other projects because it saves steps and keeps everything very consistent across multiple projects.
Jon